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- [Traditional]
- Language
- English
- ISWC
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T-802.122.158-0 GEMA
- Comments
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Scottish jig, also adopted into Irish tradition. The earliest known source for the tune is James Oswald's "Caledonian Pocket Companion", volume 10, page 8 (London, 1759), where it is titled "The Small Pin Cushion". No source or composer is listed, which in Oswald's collections sometimes means he wrote it himself. Occasionally performed with lyrics which can start -
Come haste to the wedding ye friends and ye neighbours
The lovers their bliss can no longer delay.
Forget all your sorrows your cares and your labors,
And let every heart beat with rapture today. - Licensing
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Haste to the Wedding written by [Traditional] English
Haste to the Wedding written by [Traditional] instrumental
Title | Performer | Release date | Info | ||
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i | Father O'Flynn and Haste to the Wedding | Patrick J. Scanlon | 1920 | Medley | |
i | Haste to the Wedding | The Beers Family | 1967 | ||
i | Haste to the Wedding | Harry Hibbs | 1968 | ||
i | Haste to the Wedding and Speed the Plow | Margaret MacArthur | 1975 | Medley | |
i | Haste to the Wedding | Horse Creek Band | 1975 | Live | |
i | Royal Seleccion No 13 - Haste to the Wedding - Morpeth Rant - Toytown March - Dashing White Sargeant | Fairport Convention | 1977 | Medley | |
i | Haste to the Wedding | The Corrs featuring Mick Fleetwood | May 5, 1998 | Live | |
i | Haste to the Wedding | Howard Marshall and John Williams | 1999 | ||
i | Haste to the Wedding | The Corrs | 2005 | ||
i | Haste to the Wedding | Possum Ridge String Band | 2005 | ||
i | Haste to the Wedding | Kinloch Nelson | 2011 | Unverified | |
i | Haste to the Wedding | Adam Hurt & Beth Williams Hartness | May 31, 2012 | ||
i | Haste to the Wedding | George Winston | July 19, 2013 |